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Huge night for metals

METALS in London had a big session on Monday, with tin soaring by more than 6% in response to positive Chinese data released over the weekend.

Kristie Batten

Tin gained 6.1% to $US23,108 per tonne, its highest level since early April. Lead was up 3.8% to $2283.50/t, while nickel continued its rally of the past few weeks, gaining 3.2% to $23,108/t. Zinc...

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